A little dissapointed, a friend of mine told me about fork jewerly, bringing me back to the 70's, that vendor was no longer there. The place looks okay, I just thought I would see more. No bathroom! We had to go to starbucks which is 3 blocks away! read more

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Have to say, save your pennies for this painfully hip vintage flea market in the heart of Williamsburg! Walking down the street you can tell where the fashionable kids are going, and that place is Artists and Fleas! Fresh, hot coffee at an adorable little cart outside gears you up for the walk in! Buttery leathers, vintage to die for, ranging from couture, to handmade to threadbare, and it's a welcome sight! Delicate silks upcycled into robes, upcycled into cowls and every other types of reborn fashion you can imagine. REALLY great place to people watch, especially in the summer when you can take your newly purchased gems for a walk next to the water after you grab some tasty artisan ice cream! Also, not far from Smorgasborg, so two birds one stone if you're hungry! ps: YOU MUST see the clothes from Artists and Revolutionaries! Ask for John Michael and tell him MetroGypsy sent you-fabulous clothes!! read more

Satisfaction, you can getyousome... Around for many years, before Williamsburg became such a huge "thing", this spot intrigues. A DJ spins GOOD records while you walk through this giant indoor space with a variety of stalls selling lovely home-spun items made by hand with a solid personal touch. Jewelry, body grooming products, clever garments, and many other fun things in between. I can always find a $20 prize to come home with, though it's QUITE easy to spend a good deal more then that on yourself or for gifts to give. This is NOT L.L.Bean, this is L.L.Cool J back in the day. Theres a location in Los Angeles CA too; I look forward to visiting in the future to see how East vs West Coast styles stack up. PS: Small offering of food and frozen confections in front on the sidewalk in the summertime for a bite as you stroll, though no seating anywhere. read more

I absolutely adore thrift shops and flea markets. You never know what you'll come back home with and that's so thrilling for me. I stumble upon this place a few months ago and i just couldn't resist. Whenever i go there, i always come back with at least a piece of artwork. It's not a cheap salvation army kind of place but you always find something interesting if you're willing to pay the price. You know how that goes for handmade things Some of the sellers have super cool jewelry and clothes and other trinkets. So ya know whenever your on the heLl train, stop on by. read more

As soon as you go in the market to your left there's these 2 dudes selling horrible leather products. They stare at you up and down with judgmental eyes. They're called "the flying sayre" anyways there's a dude there that sells cool Pop culture hats, Another one sells nice brooklyn t shirts. There's also a girl that screen prints images on maps it's really cool read more

Soooo much fun! Whether you're a shopper, tourist or a local with kids in tow, this is a fun weekend stop. There's plenty to see from handmade jewelry to specialty beard oils (who knew?) to furniture and toys. Young designer fashions are not to be missed (as are the delicious baked goods). Check out the art, especially the silkscreened art pieces printed on subway maps...really great looking and affordable. read more

I stumbled upon Artists & Fleas while on my way to the Brooklyn flea. What a nice surprise, especially on a rainy Sunday morning! You can find a lot of handmade jewelry, vintage and originally designed clothes and shoes, some knick knacks, artwork, and a few antiques. There was a food cart outside the entrance selling coffee, burgers, and other stuff, but I didn't try any of it. The only things I thoroughly browsed were the clothes. As some reviewers have already noted, this place caters mostly to women. A lot of the prices were a bit too steep for me--most of the clothes were $50 and up. However, the vintage clothes were all hand-picked and in pretty good condition, so take that into consideration. I did, manage to score these vintage reversible overalls on sale for $30. It's now one of my most favorite pieces in my wardrobe. The vendor was really friendly. She told me what she knew about the garment and warned me to only hand-wash it to preserve the details of the fabric. It's nice to buy things from people who know and actually care about the clothes they're selling. There was another vendor who caught my attention...she was a young Asian woman who sold really cute dresses that I believe she designed herself. I can't remember the name of her clothing line, so please let me know if you do! Overall, Artists & Fleas was a nice way to spend my morning. I might do more perusing than actual spending, but who knows what I could find lingering on a sales rack? If I'm ever in Williamsburg again, I'll definitely stop by. read more

Oh my god, the girl that makes the fork jewelry is so cool and really had such awesome pieces and I can't wait to go back to buy another piece soon read more

Lot smaller than I thought it would be but definitely a sweet spot to check out as you work your way around williamsburg.

almost every person who has a booth here is extremely friendly and excited to be there. whether you dig what they're hawking or not the whole experience is a lot of fun. and most of the stuff is really interesting original art or crafts, or vintage clothing and knick knacks. so if you can't find something you like...you're boring. a great saturday afternoon waiting to happen. read more

Fun place to visit and see different vendors. I always bring friends here and the area when they come into visit

A great find in Wburg if you're not afraid of bargaining--oodles of unique clothing, jewelry, stationary, and miscellaneous items. Some are cheap, many are most definitely not. My friend and I were entranced by a t-shirt stand near the entrance with adorable birds embroidered on comfy soft grey tees. They didn't have my size, but the super nice designer offered to sew me one that night if I could come back tomorrow. I did. Day two I got some great deals thanks to it being late in the day on a Sunday and my haggling finesse. I got a gorgeous bird's nest type ring made out of twisted gold and silver wire and gold earrings in the same style for $40 together, the birdy shirt, and my friend found a stunning 60's inspired mod dress from a young French designer that looked ripped from the pages of Vogue for $90 (bargained down from $100). My one gripe is that most clothing items run super small--like Olsen twin small, so finding something can be a challenge for those over a size 4. read more

Just a bunch of overpriced hipster fodder. You can probably find much nicer things just browsing Etsy. Very crowded and the vendors seem to sell very similar things. If you have nothing else to do, you can check it out. Also the lemonade stand outside sells super sour lemonade. Would not recommend. read more

I love this flea market - there are lots of different vendors to choose from, prices tend to be pretty reasonable, & I've been really pleased with everything I've bought here from clothes, jewelry, vintage items, hats, cupcakes, chocolate bars, etc. I come here pretty frequently to shop and/or browse around. The location is convenient, the wares are really cool, prices are moderate, many of the vendors take cards, and everyone is super friendly. read more

Funky, no frills flea market in the heart of Williamsburg. They offer a rotating roster of up to 30 vendors of everything from used clothing, books and chatchkes, to original works of art and fresh frocks from indie clothing designers. My favorite, by far, is the display of t-shirts designed by Artists & Fleas' owner. The silk-screened designs are awesome, and often hilarious. Seek out the punk baby tees. Trust me. read more

Located in a little warehouse in the trendy area of Williamsburg, this place claims to be a flea market. This place is geared 95% to women and 80% of the vendors here are selling new/used clothing and fashion accessories. It caters almost entirely to the hipster fashion culture which makes this place not really all that creative in my mind and not really my cup of tea. read more

I LOVE this flea market. I was immediately drawn to a table near the front of the space where an adorable French woman was selling her handmade jewelry. She made up a story to go with the charms on one of the necklaces for sale and I was charmed enough to buy it! Get it? OK stupid pun. But really, the selection here is amazing. From cheap to expensive, vintage to cutting edge, they had some really fabulous pieces. Jewelry, clothing, furniture, music, etc. I couldn't get enough. If I lived in Brooklyn, I'd be there every weekend spending too much money. read more

I love Artists & Fleas, don't get me wrong, but I am more of a fan of the Chelsea Market location if only for the space. While the items in there are awesome to peruse, it's not worth me having a heart attack because I'm so claustrophobic. read more

Smaller than the Brooklyn Flea, but still a fantastic place to shop. I've been there twice and bought 6 really unique rings, a unique necklace, and a Marc Jacobs canvas overnight bag at a great price. Great place to go jewelry shopping and wandering around. Great place to support your local artists and artisans! read more

I've heard of this and walked by this place so many times but never went. I FINALLY made it there last weekend. I wish I went there sooner. I mean, I like to shop sometimes... okay, most of the time.... well, all the time. But I don't have a problem. Trust me. They have something for everyone here - from vintage clothes, original designs, books, hats, and unique jewelry. I definitely go through phases in my wardrobe but no matter what phase I'm in, I can never get enough jewelry. I love Georgia Varidakis' collection. She has her table set out in the front. All of her pieces are amazing and unique - like rings made from mini-forks, children toys that are cast in silver (who would have thought beheaded plastic dogs, cast in silver will look so classy???). Definitely, definitely take a look but be careful... you're going to want everything she has. Btw, everyone there at every table is super nice and friendly. Yay! read more

Finally went early and beat the rush. We had time this time to stroll around and take our time through the place without hoards of people knocking you out of the way. Most of the artists are really awesome and will sit and explain what they do and why. I feel bad if I don't buy something. Price range varies per vender, but there is really something for everyone. The girl with the microorganism necklaces is amazing and stop by Rosie B, she will make you a bad ass necklace while you wait! read more

Indoor artisanal market heaven. Loved the booths and the vibe. Avoid if you hate hipsters.

All my favorite pieces of jewelry are from a couple of the designers here. You know how in williamsburg tiny pendant necklaces with antlers or birds or antique photos of people you don't know are a dime a dozen? and all of them cost a million dollars, even though it looks like you could make it yourself with a pair of pliers? Well, I still kinda like jewelry that looks like that, and the girls that sell stuff here have pretty reasonable prices for some unique stuff. read more

I love this place. The space itself to is large, filled with dozens of vendors, yet spacious with a nice flow. The single-stall bathroom is large and clean. There are so many interesting crafts available here from vintage, recycled, and handmade clothing and jewelry, to borderline mad scientist creative j by "V," which is a must try. You can find plenty of unique gifts (try the homemade, all-natural, and affordable beauty products), old records, and other curious items here. It's a wonderful place to kill a couple of hours, especially on a cold or rainy day. read more

They really have quality items that are sometimes unique. The highlight for me is the vintage clothing lots of great choices!!

I prefer Williamsburg Flea over this place. Its a little overpriced and I feel like no one buys their items because I see the same thing every week or every month. I asked a booth how much her Indian headdress was and she told me it was $450! I really felt like I saw it at a Western boutique downtown Manhattan for $100. She was not very nice about it either. My friend came to visit last weekend, we stopped by and she was interested in purchasing a necklace. I didn't feel like the booth tender's attitude was nice and her customer service was poor. If she wanted to sell my friend the necklace she could have tried harder than to just ignore her and hold a conversation with her friend. read more

I came here for the first time about a week ago and was really impressed. The items for sale are one of a kind and just overall a great time and experience. I'm real happy I finally made it there. And will def keep going. read more

Totally overhyped. I was disappointed by all the overpriced JUNK that was for sale. And yes, I know, someone's junk is someone else's treasure, but honestly I saw a lot of people picking up stuff, asking the vendor how much and putting it back down and walked onto the next booth. There were a few gems but not worth the sticker shock. You can find a lot of the stuff being sold here on Craiglist or ebay or businesses liquidations. If you're in the area, it doesn't hurt to swing by. The best part was people watching and the food trucks. read more

My brother, friend and I were exploring the area one Saturday and I happened to stumble upon this on yelp. I was so glad I found it, it was really unique! It was a huge two(ish) room venue where the artists tables were nicely spread out. The artists were all super friendly and approachable. There was homemade lip butter, photography, jewelry, tapestries, and clothing from different countries to name a few. There was also random food samples, beer samples, and this carbonated coffee/lemonade drink being given out, as well as a dj playing some chill music. I really enjoyed walking around and checking out all the art. Prices seemed to vary but some of it was pretty affordable. There was a very relaxed vibe to the place/kinda hipster-ish and I would definitely go back and recommend it to friends! read more

This place is great, and while some vendors stay, each week they have new independent designer additions to keep you coming back. My favorite is a vendor who features remade pocket watches, I want one so badly! Definitely worthwhile to check out every weekend. read more

I definitely wouldn't call this place a flea market, but it is a cute, convenient spot for shopping for unique, locally-made items. Most of the stands sell jewelry, but there are also vintage clothing racks, "book clocks", and more. Prices vary, so don't be deterred if you see something expensive, though nothing will be cheap. And try on the metal headbands! They're adorable! read more

I really want to like this place. Everytime I dip into this spot I think I'll find something that I like. Seems to be lots of clothes, accessories, old vinyl. Unfortunately, the t-shirt always seem corny to me in the end, the jewelry kinda amateur and the records picked through (which isn't surprising for this music conscious neighborhood.) I love the idea and the name, but the actual shit is never for me. read more

I like wandering through here when I'm in the area during their business hours. Among the offerings, you will find tiny cupcakes (think Baked by Melissa goes Williamsburg with flavors like maple bacon), handmade soap, jewelry and vintage clothing and accessories. It's a mix up of really awesome unique stuff (adorable hand painted jewelry) and stuff that used to be unique, but is now par for the course in Williamsburg (brass bunny head necklaces). This small market is by farrrr not a bargain spot, but it is well worth checking out. One of my most pleasant surprises here was happening upon sellers I had seen on Etsy and being able to see their wares in person! read more

Fabulous fleamarket in Williamsburg Brooklyn. You will find original designs and art by various artists and indie designers! All items are marked at a great price and very unique in design. I love that you get to meet the actual designers themselves and get a history on how they started. Please stop by the table of my designer friend Georgia Varidakis who has fabulous earrings, pins and necklaces for sale! read more

I visited the Chelsea Market location and had an overall bad experience. I encountered one vendor that was extremely honest about their products, Fredy Roncalla, I bought a few rings and wear them almost every day. However, I visited a second stand, Brooklyn Bleu, and was given the wrong information about the metals used in their products in order to propel a sale. So, the earrings I purchased made my ears start bleeding in less than 5 minutes of having them on (I've known that I've had this issue with earrings since I was a child), and this storefront still hasn't processed my refund after I returned the item almost 3 to 4 weeks ago. I was told in the store that my refund would be processed and my receipt said that I would receive my money within 24 hours. I contacted the vendor through Square, got no response, and when I emailed them expressing my aggravation, the potential store owner implied that [he/she] had been traveling for weeks (as if this was my concern at all) and also negatively confronted me about my aggravation with the customer service I had received. Why wouldn't I be upset after this?! I haven't been able to wear earrings for weeks and if someone genuinely has a connection with their customers, then they should care about whether or not they were mistreated in multiple regards. I definitely will not return to Artists & Fleas and I highly recommend staying away from this boutique, as well, if you want jewelry or kind customer service! read more

LOVE the place !! An organized antique/ local artists craft market, what can go wrong ? But make sure to bring enough cash, the things there are expensive read more

Best venue for a market I have seen in NYC. Great atmosphere, wonderful staff, and the vendors are great to work along side with. I used to work as a vendor there, I still shop there. And love them in Manhattan! I love the evolution of this place! read more

I am not from New York, let alone from Brooklyn, so I was a little confused about the hodge podge of hipster specific clothing, jewelry, soap, etc. How many shirts do you need that say Brooklyn in a very hip graphic? How about jewelry made from upcycled silverware? Not your thing? Try a leather bag, or perhaps a 2"X2" canvas of the Brooklyn Bridge. All in all, this place features some very uniquely talented individuals, and I wish them the best in their craft. read more

Really fun! Great great great stuff, unique jewelry and clothing. I liked just about everything I saw, wish I could have bought everything. I'm a sucker for the whole handmade, locally produced, creative stuff, so this was a little slice of heaven to stumble into on a cold, snowy night. I was a little disappointed that there were some vendors with really cool looking stuff that weren't there, but I guess that just means I'll have to go back. Darn... read more